52% rose, 47% fell
Of 730 companies worth $10 billion or more, 381 closed higher on the first trading day after their report and 346 closed lower.
730 stocks on the day after their earnings reports
One line is one company worth $10 billion or more. It points up if the stock rose on its first trading day after the report and down if it fell. Regroup the lines by date, by result or by sector, and point at any line to see the company.
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Up = the stock rose, down = it fell. The thicker the line, the larger the company. Reports from Oct 12 to Nov 11, 2026.
What the season showed
A beat was almost a coin flip
571 of 728 companies beat profit forecasts. 310 of them rose and 258 fell anyway. Of the 133 that missed, 60 rose.
The six giants all fell
Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Tesla each closed lower the day after reporting. Of 52 companies worth $200 billion or more, 40% rose.
Tech and energy took it hardest
57% of technology companies and 64% of energy companies fell. Utilities did best: 62% rose. Sectors as labelled by Nasdaq.
One in seven moved 10% or more
The biggest one-day moves: JFrog +35.3%, Glaukos +33.6%, AppLovin +31.0%; Reddit −29.2%, Intel −28.6%, ServiceNow −26.9%.
The market over the same weeks
The S&P 500 slipped 2.4% between October 12 and November 11, 2026. Nvidia reports on November 17.
How it was counted
- The reports3,455 earnings reports on Nasdaq's public earnings calendar between October 12 and November 11, 2026. The picture shows the 730 companies worth $10 billion or more with a known release time.
- The moveClose to close on the first trading day after the report: the same day for a report before the open, the next day for a report after the close.
- Beat or missedReported profit per share against the published forecast, as listed in public earnings calendars. This page is a fixed snapshot and is not investment advice.